• Secretary of State Colin L. Powell on Taiwan issue
• APA student Success Center formed at San Francisco
• Chinese politics in District 22 in New York
• Feng Shui becomes common in real estate market
• Sarah Shun-lien Bynum selected one of the finalists for 2004 National Book Awards
• Chinese Americans elected to NAE
• Chinese-Americans rise in New York politics
• Two separately adopted Chinese twin united
• Immigrants: The new middle class in New York
• Forty-eight percent adoptees in U.S. are Asian
• Chinese Americans have lower incomes, education levels and English skills in New York City
• John Liu fined for violation of NYC Campaign Finance Act
• Honggjiie Dai and Peidong Yang received 2004 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics
• Masters of Chinese Music performance in New York and Boston
• David Wu has troubles
• Ha Jin's new novel published
• Anna Chen Chennault appointed honorary president of Hai Nan University
• "The Sun Shall Rise" at Yangtze Repertory Thretre
• Fou Ts`ong 70th Birthday Concert October 9
• Asian Americans urged to be monitors in presidential elections
• REC Foundation presents second Reel China documentary Festival
• Chinese American Service League (CASL) awarded a grant for aging care
• OCA Chicago Chapter's Annual Gala October 23
• Kwang-Ming Koo's ad challenging the U.S.-China policy
• Powell and Li on the Taiwan issue
• Largest Asian American PAC endorses, with reservation, John Kerry for president
• Gates Millennium Scholarships (GMS) for minorities
• 80-20 provides guide to register and vote
• Four Chinese charged with selling electronics equipment to China
• CASL Kam L. Liu Building project awarded by American Institute of Architects Chicago Chapter
• C. T. Hsia's work celebrated October 9
• 80-20 postpones decision on presidential endorsement

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